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Sasha Berliner
Artist Fund: http://www.sfjazz.org/artistfund
Please support the artists directly via the Artist FundTerence Blanchard’s UpSwing focuses on a double bill featuring a pair of young California-born artists, each with preternatural gifts for soulful expression and boundless abilities.
A gifted ...
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Encore: Sasha Berliner
Artist Fund: http://www.sfjazz.org/artistfund
Please support the artists directly via the Artist FundTerence Blanchard’s UpSwing focuses on a double bill featuring a pair of young California-born artists, each with preternatural gifts for soulful expression and boundless abilities.
A gifted ...
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Theo Croker (Upswing Series) (On-Demand)
SFJAZZ At Home fund: https://www.sfjazz.org/support/donations/at-home-fund/
Support our mission of bringing SFJAZZ to the world.Easily among the most exciting and innovative musicians on the scene, trumpeter Theo Croker is an artist who “exemplifies this moment in jazz” (DownBeat). Grandson of ...
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Dumpstaphunk (On-Demand)
SFJAZZ At Home fund: https://www.sfjazz.org/support/donations/at-home-fund/
Support our mission of bringing SFJAZZ to the world.Dumpstaphunk has cemented its reputation as one of the most respected New Orleans musical institutions. Ivan Neville (keyboards/vocals) and Ian Neville (guitar), the s...
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10 Artists To Look Out For In 2026
SFJAZZ staff pick 10 artists you should keep an eye out for in 2026. These young artists are already making waves but you should expect big things from them throughout the year. The list includes Snarky Puppy leader Michael League, rising vibraphonist and SF native Sasha Berliner, keyboardist and...
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"High School All-Stars perform" Easy to Love
The High School All-Stars perform “Easy To Love” - composed by Cole Porter, and arranged by Hal Crook - during their Winter Concert on December 7, 2025 in Miner Auditorium. This tune features Javier Gutierrez, tenor sax; Tyler On, alto sax; and Evan Wiederanders, piano.
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ABOUT THE BAND: A pre...
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In My Mind w/ Kendrick Scott
Enter the mind of drummer, composer, and SFJAZZ Collective member Kendrick Scott. He explores the idea of the drummer as “navigator” — how he charts a path for himself and the ensemble. He offers his philosophy on playing without preconceptions, giving his best effort in the face of challenges, a...
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Listening Party w/ Lisa Fischer (On Demand)
Step into the SFJAZZ “living room” and hear artists and tastemakers spinning their favorite recordings while in conversation. Listening Parties offer listeners the chance to get behind-the- scenes and hear about music from the artist’s perspective. The format is an on-stage conversation in the Ro...
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SFJAZZ High-School All-Stars perform "We Three Kings"
The High School All-Stars perform “We Three Kings” - composed by John Henry Hopkins, Jr., and arranged by Carlos Henriquez - during their Winter Concert on December 7, 2025 in Miner Auditorium. This tune, originally performed by the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, features Joshua Prabhakar, voc...
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Kamasi Washington on Anime, Kendrick Lamar “John Coltrane of rap,” DJ Battlecat
Saxophonist, composer and bandleader Kamasi Washington joins Terence Blanchard to discuss his early obsession with anime, working with Kendrick Lamar, DJ Battlecat’ss influence on his sound, and future projects. You can get tickets to see Kamasi Washington at The Golden Gate Theatre on November 15.
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15 Saxophone Albums You Should Hear
SFJAZZ’s 2025-26 Season features a multitude of saxophone greats, with Kamasi Washington, Azar Lawrence, Branford Marsalis, Nicole McCabe, Sarah Hanahan, and David Sanchez and Chris Potter from our own SFJAZZ Collective performing over the first four months alone.
In this exclusive video, we sh...
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